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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

The present year promises 10 be
notable for two things. the number
Of terrible casualties which it has
witnessed. and the number Of new
political parties to which It has given
birth. Hardly a week passes that
We do not hear Of the origination Of
some new political movement, which,
in the language Of its originators. Is
hound 70 sweep the country at
some date IN the near future. The
country viii indeed be thoroughly
swept if al these predictions are
fulfilled. The labor agitation has
given rise TO no less than three or
four distinct parties, each having
for it declared object the crushing
out Of .'capitaliztic monopolies- In
New York there are now four seya-
rate tickets in tie field for the com
ing state election: the republican.
prohil.tionist. Henry George and
progressive labor. Other parties
are vet = be heard from That
must be man difficult to please
who cannot now find a party 70 fit
LII. political IDEAS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

One by one the mugwUmps are get
ting up TO the point where they must
condemn CIeveland's surrender TO the
spoilsmen Of his party and Vet they
cling longingly TO the broken idol,
comforting themselves with the as
serrion that they still have great
personal confidence in Mr.. Cleveland
as Hgrper's Weekly puts II, and that
his intentions at least are good. This
may be a consistent position but viii
practical men tell Us what ones in
tentions or principles are good for if
he goes and does Just the opposite !:
The devil might profess 10 be a saint
but if he We was up to his devlltry all
the time despite lis professions how
much Of a saint would he be: 1t i
all very weak, the way the mugwump
press treat the matter: but then.
what could be expected Of 4 party in
a position from which It Is difficult to
escape with credit except by confess
sion Of error:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

The Treasurer u the United States
has II in his PJwer noB by proper
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

The Canadians say that twenty an
nexationiSts can now be found for
every one in 1871. ten years ago.
The two countries have been moving
in opposite directions Our debt has
been decreasing. until II Is now easily
managed. Canada's debt has in
creased. until It has become an intol-
cradle burthen. for which formal re-
pudiation would seem the only rene
dy. Worst Of all, the things for
which Canada's debt was created are
proving disappointments- The Ca
madam Pacific Railroad. the heaviest
single item. does not keep Manitoba
from seeking an outlet through our
Northwest. When the Canadian Pa
citic Coast possessions are settled,
cheir people viii make their trades
18th Washington. Oregon and Cali
fornia. rather than with their fellow
cpuntrymen on the opposite side OF
the continent.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26
Ibid Mt Know 4 was
Loaded"

May do for stupid boys excuse but
what can be said for tile parent vino
sees his child languishing daily and fails
70 recognize the want Of tonic and
blood-purifier? Formerly, a course Of
bitters, or sulphur and molasses, a. the
rule in weil-reguIated families but now
all intelligent households keep Ayers
SarsapariIla, which Is a. once pleasant
70 the taste, and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan S. Cleveland, y r. Canton -.
Boston. writes . NJ daughter, now y
years old, was IN perfect health mill q
year ago when she began 70 complain %
fatigue, headache, debility, dizziness
Indigestion, and loss ~ appetite. ] con
Guided that all her complaints originated
IN impure blood. and induced Der ~ take
Ayers Sarsaparlia. This medicine soon
restored her bloOd-makIng organs a.
healthy action. and in due time reestab
Ighed her former health. ] find AFer's
Sarsaparilla a most valuable remedy for
the lassitude and debility incident -
spring time"
J. Castright, Brooklyn Power Co.
BROOKLYN X y. says : As a Spring
Medicine, ] find a splendid substitute
for the old-time compounds IN Ayers
Sarsaparilla. with few doses u Ayer's
Pills. After their use, feel fresher and
stronger 70 90 IL ough the summer"
Ayers SarsaparilIa,
PREPARED ~
Dr.. J. g. Aver g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81: ak bottles, e.. Worth O. botue.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-26

semblance to her honored relative,
and whose mind was stored with many
interesting "reminiscences of the great
sage and patriot, as he rocked her on
his knee at beautiful Monticello early
in the present century. and later,
when young lady, she became the
statesman's favorite grandchild. Mrs.
Meikleham leaves three children, one
of whom, Hiss Alice. Is a clerk in the
patent office. \ few years since an
attempt was made in congress to pen
sion this venerable lady. but it failed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
n 0rsat min burned.

WILLIMASTIo, oct. 1l.-The large
sprasas fves .ory stons mill, 1000 BY
$50 feet, at Baltic, Conn.,, Vas totally
wrecked By fre this morning. Fire was
discovered at q 30 In the card room on
the third story. tut thu cause Ia IN
known. Ins,ead Of making useless
efforts TO extinguish the flames, the
watchmAn ran TO the alarm hox. BY
the time aid arrived the Arst floor was
ws' | afire.
The mill was we'll supplied with force
pumps AID hose. and they vera NJ oncs
get TO work, while the slen N fre engine
lof the iosn was finally got into work.
ing order. The efforts to subdue tho
flames were unavailine, and they spread
like Wild fire through the upper ktoritg.
Tue water supply failed before tho
hsues had gained fall head way, for the
falling Of the hrst floor disabled the mill
hycrants by Q O'Clock the m ain bu!!c-
/ ing and this two additions had all been
redicsd 10 ruins.
The mill was built In 1877 by Amaea
and William Sprsans. La;tetly it wss
iope! ated on lease Oy II. l., Aldrlcn &
100 q, OF Providence, the parties nskiDp Q
| cotton cloth. Nine hundred habds al.
thrown out of EN- oloyment. Loss esti
mated al 81. 500, 600; ineurancs $2o7 600
The sss Works In tne rear we're also do
stroyed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Unvei,inx Of the Meade Statue.

Dupont Post, No, 2, G. A. B., viii
80 to Philadelphia next Tuesday morn
ing ON the s'e&mar Brandy wine TO par.
tleipate 10 the ceremonies Of unveiiis q
the statas OF General Meade. The gen
eral com mittee OF arrangements ia
Philadelphia haze oompletsd the pro
gran, which will be as f,.lovt: After
The pa, ade. at o'clock. mesSing viii
be held at which Mayor Eit,er will
prea!de and will make an eddrtes.
Bishop Cortlanhs Whitehead, Of Pitts
burg, will offer prayer, and after 81 g
service the statue will be Presented aua
unveiled by two RrsDdsons OF General
Meade, George Gordon Meade snd
George Gordon Msads 5h"rp General
John Gibbons, Of the Uai:ed states
Army, will deliver au orA,ian aud the
bs ned !oticn viii bs p.onouncsd by
Bishop Whitehead.
The fare ior tie round trip will only
be % csnts, and The ouat viii not !esve
on The return strip until late in tie
evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
A Rad .Nusea WoLnAn's hCvengo.
Prom the Chicago Natl.

From the Chicago Mail.
a fahhionab| y dressed lady with very
naughty demeacor crowded her way
into q Cottaas-Grove avenue car. There
WAS . bit Of vacancy on one side, near
by which eat an elderly woman, plainly
dressed, but with o red nose. The
fAshionsbly sttired lady had rad hair.
1t matched the slder,y lady's nosa per-
fectly. D. section OF ths elderly lady g
wrap Was spfesd out on the vacant spot
on tue seat. The woman with the red
hair showed this section OF wrap to one
side In . masner thst justified The sue.
picion that she had temper which was
her master.
The Ection attracted the attention oi
Geveral people, who smiled. TIE e!der.
| ~ lady with red Lose mAiptaired her
| dignity. In u few ninuta % poor
washer woman with o bundle Of clothee
boarded ths car and stood, bus only q
moment. The woman with th3 red
nose pulled the folds Of the dress OF the
washer woman aad seid: "Have my
ssat." The wasberwoman accepted il
Rpd her bundle obtradol Into tbs lap c,
the fasbions6ly a:tired womA Au With ret
hair, who 'looked dsgetrs." Tx
elderly lady with the red nose signa!ed
the cond uctor to stop, aud as she "G
leaving the car pause1 long enough Il
cay, In d voice that evei ypody on tb'
oar heard, 81 an tle white horse.
The fash!onsbly dressed womsn's fac
looked like spot where mustart
plaster had got Its work IN, and tho go
of at the HGgb corner
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
His Skuil Broken,

GLAssBoRo, N. j., Oot IA Henry
WinHIe, . tiiDt glass bio over, lies nt his
bone Lowering bstween lifs and death
with his .kuil broken, aud John Ross!,
Who wou aded him, 10 locked up In the
Woodbury. jail awaiting tns rssalt of
his Injuries Winkls and Rossh are
Germans They werk together Ia
Whitney Brothsrs' glsss fsctory, and
were on 2coa terms uu:il yesterday
afternoon when they hai rcw while
st work over Bome triAin2 matter.
Rossi grew very nngry and excited aud
deterninsd to be revenged. When shs
mea quit In the evening he lay In wait
1ehird door with o heavy lion bar,
and when Wrinkle came out ha brouabt
the weapon down with terrific fo-cs en-
hIs fellow employees head. Wrinkle
fell seuseless with his skull fractured,
and the othar employ 90 secured his ss-
s.ilant.
Tsis morning Hossi Was brought be
'ors Magistrate Ohis aud as DR.. Isgard
testified that the Injured man VIA In a
critical ooadi.iop, be was committed to
await the result Of Wrinkles injuries.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
A euddea Sensation

or chillinees invading tho backbone,
followed Dy no: flshea and profuse er
spiration. We all know taees ysnlp.
toms, if rot by experiences, frooo report.
What's toe host tai1G on the program?
Qu!niue? A dangerous remedy. truly.
Produces csriss OF tha hones, snly
affords temporary relief. Ia thsrs no
substitutt? A.aaredly. potent hat
sate one EostetLer'a Stomach Blt;efs,
y certain, rpeeos means OF e1peliins
fron the system every trsco OF the
virus OF Iaiasula. Usa it promptly,
persisteptiy. Ths result--s cure 10 car.
tsia TO follow the use OF this benc6oept
restorative of health. Dyspepsie, liver
complaint, nervous ailments, rheIana
item and inactivity OF ihe k,dntsa and
bladder are alec nmong tho malsdtss
pernlsnently rsmsiisbie through the
genial aid os this ~holssons Doisn ic
% nedioine. recenmsnde by the nedi'
cal fraternity.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Linton GoiiAgr Aleatipg.

The Union cottage meeting this even.
ing will be held at Mis. John a..
s one's, 2G5 Maryland avenue, led hg
Thomas FARRELL. These cottage meet.
ings wore ergsnizsd nearly three years
age, and have been kept golnS with
astonish ins rot ul,s. They are recompossc
of members from several Cihsrent
CHURCHES. All Christian workers. and
also kuoss uho aIe Indifferent On the
su ugjecs VI religion, arc invited TO these
meetings. You Will nearly always, on
5A.urtsy, SEQ them sdvertised In our
popular iitsle paper, the REPUBLICAN
Come in this evening at z sc, ~ zVo
MArylnuu Gysuup.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Engine Tested.

The rev LsFfapce steam Gre engine
OF tho Hsnley Hoss Company OF Ches
ter, was tested Thursday. Water was
brown through two lines OF hoss each
10s fe,t, with siamese couplings and
~ inch nozzle 265 feet. With ~
inch Dczsls 308 feet, .snd with o IL
300 foet Of hose eeoh 2S6 feet, ~ inch
nozzle. 225 feet; ~ inoh rismesed. 26f
fe,s. Yesterday tho same engine, With
10 II inch nozzle, threw q stream oi
water over stack $40 feet high. Thurs
day eventag the fremsn beid . bsrquel
Of which delegates from the PL@
nix, FrienCsh:p, Delaware and Fame
,mpGnies OF tails city wera present
OAisf Sweeney and ex Councilman
Bake we're slso am onz the guests.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Serious Trouble Anticipated.

A telegram from TAhlsQueha, Indian
Territory, says serious trouble Is ant'ci-
pated there ~hsn the Cherokee Council
ir eets ON Monisy nezl, Whon tho !ate
election va. over, on the faoa OF the rs.
turns, se certi6sd TO by tie National
Clerks, joel Mayes was declared elect
ed as chief by 143 majority. Sihoe then
the retutna have been so changed as TO
count IN R,csTE BuLch, the opposition
ardidate. Both partiss are gathering (
IN force, and deolsre their respective
candidates 9;ll Ss seated There Is no
court 60 appeal to. Eosh sides arc
srmed.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
q. A, II, t.e0eption.

The dele gates from th.s city to she g.
A r encsm paen5 ut o.. Loutu re.
Gently, were entertained by U, d Grant
Post. No. l3. G.. A, r., lssS evening,
Altar the regular meeting 3 camp tie
was he.d, pres.ded ever By Pvss Com.
mAnder O'Coapor. The Rev. j. L.
Ess.in, Ooiosei n. II Gsiposiax, W. 3.
McNs,r, George w. King, DAni6l
Rcss, AIexsIder B1rleigh Ind Others
made speeches. Tne commanders oil
5myth, Striker and Biraie Posts were
present All prsssnt were served with
rafrenhmenLp.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to n
as nicely and perfectly as possible can be
suited by Mr.. James Hsrdip@, merchant!
tailor, No SIC French stle.t. Patrons OF
Mr. Harding, who are among our promi-
nent and influential citizens, have express
ed themselves as exceedingly CEN SoTtabl-
and greatly pleased with fhe neat ft OF
their garments, which are always made In
the latest style. French. English and cas-
simeJe suitings and cloths of all kinds
of The lafst styles, are always en- hand.
As cool weather and busy times are now
fast approaching, gentlemen should cal
and sea tie stJ es at once e22-Sm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
AmaxIn or NEVER.
COMPLIED BY AMBRosE 9 orTsY.

Never play with ire.
Never criticise any OBo.
Never justify ingratitnde.
Never trifs with little sins.
Never joke with policeman.
Never be cast down by tIifies.
Never show that sou feel o slight.
Never make loan sn importantly
Never esteem russ above bftsntne3r.
Never say 1--WE uuet do as they do. -
Never try to appear what yon ere not
Never tell lisE; always speak the
truth.
Never undertake more than you can
DO.
Never resent publicly lack OF cour
tesy.
Never eros. a bridge until you come
to 1t.
Never Iejoice but whom thou hast
done we'll
Never be In hurry, bat always be
in haste.
Never bs contsnted with a bubble
thxt will burst.
Never be tempted TO disbelieve ths
existence OF God.
Never i'm nperslnently behave to your
father or mother.
Never take the harsher way when
love will co the deed.
Never offend othere; BY 30 doing We
expose oursclves.
Never yield to temptation lest Jour
peace il sacrificed.
Nsyor sacrifice your principle; sacri
Ace money rather than it.
Never sit still and waittiil judgment
speaks the doom Of fate
Never show y ffactious or ptremp
tory irritstility In small things.
Never be In hurry. for 1t is mark
OF % weak mind; despatch OF a strong
one.
Never lend O borre sipg friend more
thsn you sls willing to loae II lie car
not pay.
Never he fussy aSou. ynr- opposed
ris hts; yield disputed p0.S; u prece
deuce.
Never By word or look dieturb you
hostess.
Never cast your eyes on creation
Without hAviDs y,ur souls expanded
with this sentiment, "Ihere IL God
Nsver give bog q shilling to ho.t
your sha low while you climb tre'
and look into the midcls of next wsel
1T IL money thrown away.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
LnDoreIs Mhnied.

There is great cemaId for laborsrs
among tbs farmers os this county sba
are aUouE busking cara, aud yet our
city 10 oYerIua with traInps, who pre-
ties; .aat they cAnuot yet anything to
do by which they csA earn hVinG Il
yhey resl,y wished wosh II seems that
they could bs Eccom modated. We are
ini, rmed that Mr.. GreenUalt has expe'
rlsr ced coaslderabls d,ffioalty in get
ing msa 10 wcrk In bis quaTries beer
Harmony Mills, NIL, Greek Hundred, ,
sn! any ono apply ing to him will very
p oaAoly get empioymsn:. ard be pa
f1Ey ss much rno1oy as hs Is worth. IL
Is high time the tramp nGisanos was
token MP. aB IL ia 0eccDinR intoisraS!6.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
ncn,,amy of Music.

The Austin Australian Novelty Con-
pany viii closs heir eugaSemrnb at 10
Anaa aemy o, Music this sypning, aft r
ths most .ncossotul wsek . huainess the
Aoedeny iAs ev4r had. Next wce2
JOSEPH Do~ilnE aad Sadie 6assnr Will
hold ,hs boerIs with E s, L1ce Ga
"Nocoay's Claim"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Pretty womnu's Secret.

LOOK YOUNG Al Ions na You can,
prevent sendenay TO ~rin Ties or saeina
Il the akin by using LEAURhLLE
OIL ElssaGt for q cl'irinS complexion,
rough skin. cbappel iace or hsnds.
Keeps the haods and lace soft and
smooth Preserves yonthtni, plump
oosdition Of the fpaiurea, On'J cub
stance existing that WiA prevent o.
arrest tendency TO 1rinkios. an tle gaoi
dressing and prsservatsve touic Tor ths
hair. Mo oil or grease AK Cor Lean.
rells OIL. S1.O0 az dcugRiasr.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Gosra, yenparaDce Meeting

To morrow afternoon at 3.45 O'Clock
the f,st OF b serieo OF gospel ompsrsnce
.nsetinGs will he heid in the Opsrn
Gouse. The Rsv. k l.. Hubbard of
Esw Castle, formerly OF this oisy, win
deliver on sddress, and there will be
appropriate vocal and instrumental
music,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
4 Base Ball.

Games played yesterday:
Rrnoklyu-Ss, Louis, s; Detroit, 2
Philsaslphia-Athlet'o, IL; Phiss3sl-
ohio, 6 u,,,,,o, .. p,l,i.
more, 4. u IN. ch,,,r,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
GaDAldatinx.

Rsy. j. W. overhiser, OF Jenkin-
sown, Pa. will prsaoh In Grscs Baptist
,Murch Kirg street above Tenth, on
sunday, a. 10 80 u. IN, sua ?. In. The
,hprch has besu without pastor for
,oms Hue, nnd the deacons Will extend
call 10 su!s or Scme Cyher gentleman
a q short time.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

6ieep Ia absolutely necessary for
ts.lth. and nothing no effsc,uaiiy rnbs
one o, sleep M doss crying baby. Use
DR.. Bail's Baby Syrup 10 casa It's pain
and this baby will be qniet and ALLOW
All to sleep well. Price 20 cents bot
ia
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

A Baltimore Butonef's L Experlsncn.--
have suffercd with bad hoSdaohes for
years, and have tried macy rerssdies
without obtaining re ief was ad-
vissd to give Eaivasi9I Oh trial and 1t
hes entirely cured ne. Ed. fALTz.
LAEaYetta MnrhAt BALiimnre, Ml,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
vorr n,snoc. CLASSY are, Windows

made clear Of crystal with "Rougn ON
Dirt" Suds or SOAP sh5nld not oe usec.
II you would have them clear, puSe,
clean and brighG, without Oior or tasts
of aoap, use ''Roush GA D'rt." loo, nnd
2S, paoSacss DruEst isis.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
NUTioE-I hESkY KIENLE, T4E

NUTIUE-I AEEKI KIENLE, TAE
~ tenant Gf ths htuso tiIu .t9d ~I lLd Il
50 st. IN tho ard ward OF city of winning
ton county of New Oassle aod Atate Of Della.
ware. In com siiancs vita the requlre nentI
Of the acts Of mo General AsssmOly In such
case made and provided, do hsrsby giyo no
tioe that l shall apply in writing e. the
OCurt Of Cfenogel Sessions OF tna feaee AMI
jail Delivery os tho state OF Delaware, in
and for Now Castle Jou 1ty, on Monday the
ylst day Of Hot., A. d., 1887, be lax the next
te.m OF said con.t.for a iioense Tor saij house
rs an Inn O. tavern, for tbs safe taefoin OF
in,ox,catinx liquors in loss quantities than
one quart, to ho drunk on the premises, and
tao following respectable eitlzsns o! faid
ward recom mend the raid sppl.cstion, viz:
x IL Tayior kishoiAs jenny
Edward MoichiJr Andrew HrotE
John A North Jacob SchsIier
Hubert Davis Ersnz hucse
kmanusl Snydsr Jls a Baamann
JaInes Ufawford VIM Kaiser
s y Wiezer.hAm tfso nefSher
Geo ID Farra Morris Hayes
James w rorer WIN LsGg
Thomas miller DLvid Cfa!mer
Chaa W Cooper Lesihy smith
James II Hogan "a Grady
WIN II Bapcopk kiclIis5 JeRay j
Alexander Chambers .
o.b8: HySRi KIEHLE.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

f. "ilSo ~ Il ALL
Lhh 'Ihl0l1aat Tora Apply to
-hidOtI, And and G.pksrd
iii.sls n a.4NS~
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
$1,000

AyuEIOt lat OWNERS IN THE
n vii taiDy,on and Brendyw,De OoIs-
ts,y Enose saouuu5n,a, onciosures, GO, are
tut OF teps1r are btrepy notlned thst uhles'
me gan . are pat in c.opor otder vi. hin
r5aspnnoie tine, the cemetery will do the
uecegslry rtp L5 and recover tne cost ito.o
tns ovn.., -. II. NTH.
SIS u til. Il Socfe.arI.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

.NoFio- !.
all per!cGs who tutecd naylng mouu-
ments, hoAo 7I.h 1905 ssonss ior 1epaf'1V
friends, wdolt 20 Tcii " ciii on .loha =
MalcDG, Dein sa's .!senue ana Jeuerson eeT
aho is selling tCt lelsa cost 10 'htto iin
uYoyene1ts IA Tia tusiaess 44vLsorins fio'
% or arsss. CO A.n
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

An easy ~ay to stcure o watch OF
preset for x nse by joining Bsynard's
watch c.uo.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
PUBLIC SALES.

|PUHIA' SALE 0,
40 BUILDING LOTS.
I'm Coleman rtreo., Duncsn street and
Ninth avenue, Yves. ~iiUington, Del, on
EASY MONTHLY INSTALLM ENTS,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1887.
At 3.a1 O'Clock, p. m,
On the premises Without ,Rt pons mept or
undotbidd Ing (exoept II weather is extreme.
ly bad, salo Will ps hell On tho following
Saturday.
These lots are all stu ltsd noar he W eat
Ysrd shops Of the p. ". s. r., t,alum0ro &
ONO ana Wila i1g,ou & Nertbern railroads,
the works ofthe BE to Machine 90 Hump
others III schine Co, ,DsIawars Puip Work
Celluvert Masufsctu ing to and within 10
minutes walk OF the Harlan n Aoii ngsworlh
Go. Works.
Properly IN this section of the city Is con
tfbualiy increasing Ia vAlue, and nou 'ss rcnr-
Ing under SO per in0ntI are 10 great de-
mgnd.
Livery 10 offered Will positively bs sol ! re-
Rardiess Of price AS- FOR plota, tsrns or
Cthe: particulars, cal on
HAWKINS & CO.,
712 Market street.
ola eoi Agents 70 effect tne sale
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
zee lS,8s,

|" Eat A BARGAIN. ONE
NJ r, arms in Delaware Comfy,
MAJ - "N'lic station, on the BAlti-
.eI1s, a'lpad, containing 81 acres.
.,s, iuit In ubun daucu and un-
4 II ". ~ cultivation. Call on or ad-
n I'HCE, No. & West Seventh
H.1-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
uassos,s


rcyOTjCE-g, YOAEOLINE KLITtf Az.
IN rAs ovbsr and occupant OF tao
houses situated kt NO. act ana no. zoo
Eaat second edtet. In the second wsrt OF
the CITY OF whining % county Of EewCastle
rod state Of Deiaw are, In compliance with
4ssSmc II such tase made and provided,
do neeebJ give notire tnAt shall Apply 81
viitin< 70 lhs CUurt OF General ;sosti0ls Of
rho Ptaeo rad Jsil Delivery OF tho State VI
Delaware, IN ana tor New Castle county, on
donday. The 2lst GAY Of NOV. "A. u. 1891, be
log the next term .. ssij court Tor ioonse
for ssid house - NO Ina 0r tavern, for the
80 o thersia OF ist t.xlcliing liquors In lsss
qnApttties tban o1e Iusrt, " 90 drun1 on
she pretntses, Hnd ihs IoloNtsg respectable
citizens OF s4ti ward Iec.m mend the said
Application, viz:
joan ~ hirY7I 4 Heller
1b,rles H4inel Ferdinand Vsxel
hdoipn u abcrS WIN u Hssi
Hsn'y y Koilsr fbarew S2iego' Os itof
uhl'ies T. pSrSs Gussavs Han.on
~ bt kenyOa Eochsst
mnttln rBso John N aie-
HI bsct buatol JJnn spencer
kiohpiss JoaagJr i,ouR 9uaGn
tteo u Mo.zavF Ihts SGhoy
Jas W Por.sr 80 hembie MD
WIN Hsi 10 noDd Jas Il Ouian
hsssss. t,s. hp'ssaEfa,se,, ,,n.u,,,or
] Nj hrb'4GV L1i /,
~ tins lo1A-t tni occrptlt of tbe
house situated q, No. sl SIMPLIFY
| stree,, IN the E.st ward Of the ci.y
| Of Viim ington. dou1ty OF Nov Olstie and
| state Of Delaware, IN oompilanse w,tr the
I requirsm suts Of kae acts OF the tienersi A.
| sembly IL s1cl chse tnsde ami provided, de
| hereby give notice thst / shsll apDiy IN
writing " the Court OF GENERAL Sessions oil
The Peace and JGil Delivery Of the
state Of DoiAwa.e. IN and for New
Oas,le County, do MondaJ, ths 2;st day OF
Nov, A. ID. 1851, beng the next term
! Of said couft, hor q iioonso for said house a
| M Inn or tavern, iot tho sale thsrei0 OF IN.
toxieatiog hludTe IN less quantities than
ono quart, - be drunk ou tho PIE tnissC, and
the following rGs lootap,o oitiseas OF said
!, ward recon . end the sa,f applic ltion, viz
Meyer Meyers VIZ baxter
1 DaL tsl bchlueB Ev6iH 4 Pafklr
- HAyil,on Ay4s 1. Haruaun
IJohE Hadsr 4 }. MoManrs
A y puchsr Abort Aennsyer
tbB 1roges August ri rrann
" IL Jones August Sy'iagpr
ThomafI husdl J.sB Weicn
iPAI OK monakhsn thS9 f biox'n
lloseph hesB mann Christian Spoecl
ID A Canbon Jos Heiioin .ier
iDharlex A Wintitu teo stein.ckon
lJuIius 3urttet W " JseG
o1t-8. RHDhEW WlLHEt III.